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Posts posted by Jesal
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Excellent job Josh on packing this much deep bass for such a small size. Just what the Doctor ordered. Two nearfield corner table CKRAMs coming right up 😱
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Yeah with the 100" screen the subs do look small, but the wife will disagree with that thought lol
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Cabs look great Jay. 4 Skrams should be enough. 😉
I should have done all 4 in one shot, getting lazy, now the last two are taking a lot longer...
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@m_msAlso another plus for 2 Skrams compared to one Skhorn... My left and right in room low frequency response are different so I can tweak it individually.
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Yes I have the skrams setup as left/right stereo and summed both L/R signal to Skhorn.
Comparison wise...
I prefer two skrams to one Skhorn. If we're comparing one to one and budget/size/space is not an issue, no comparison Skhorn wins IMHO.
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Yes it move quite a bit of air when I crank the volume, especially the Skhorn.
Skhorn/Skrams are lowpassed right now at 80hz and high passed at 25Hz
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Yeah I know it's crazy lol. Probably not as crazy as having a couple of Mariana 24s
It's way overkill putting another Skram on top of the SH50. So it's going the back of the room.
I like woodworking and have the extra drivers already...
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3 hours ago, zolthoff said:
Is there any requirement or acoustical impact to not having the holes in the upper front port braces? I assumed it was purely for weight savings, but I wanted to be sure before I put the last side on mine without holes.
I've asked this same question a page back
DSL1 commented that it's just for weight savings. I found it a pain to drill holes with hole saws/or circle cutters so I went without it on my Skrams/Skhorns
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Ok thanks Josh, wasn't sure if I would gain 3dB over facing out option.
I can move it around and experiment, lucky the Skrams are so much easier to move around than the Skhorn
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Yes, it's loaded with 21DS115s. I don't think it does 25hz the way I have it setup with all ports open.
But it's for music only right now so I don't miss it, but I have so much headroom that I can plug ports and go under 20Hz when I get my HT going.
Just loving the extra headroom. I have an extra Skram box in my garage planned for nearfield.
But... although the wife is patient with all this, another BigA$$ NF sub is pushing it LOL
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Yes it's a small room, I wish it was bigger. Agreed I'm nowhere near maxing it out to do a "meaningful" test. I'm liking the distributed sub approach though and I'm not going to have the skrams powered to have it jumping around. With that said, for home use 2 Skrams will be better than one Skhorn. IMHO
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Yes, it's a Danley SH50. Still my go to speaker for accuracy/dynamics after all the years I've owned it.
@m-ms I haven't compared the Skhorn/Skrams yet. I just have all 3 going at the same time and it's quite an upgrade from a single skhorn. Crazy hard-hitting dynamics with all 4-21's going, like a sledgehammer hitting the chest.
It's a little scary with an FP20K on tap, have to exercise some caution or I'll start cracking/walls and breaking wife's stuff 🤯
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On 5/2/2019 at 9:56 AM, dsl1 said:
Tried some white duratex. Kind of cool.
Two boxes are done. Driver fits! May put one more coat of duratex on. The white doesn't cover as well.
That Skram looks awesome, ready for business especially with the green background
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Port and horn divider/braces are all 12mm.
I don't use T-Nuts on any of my subs, just screwed in.
If it strips rotate the driver and screw to a new area.
Works for me, I never had to rotate it yet.
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Thanks that reminds me... I have to paint my Skram too, or it will stay unpainted for years like my Skhorn lol
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2 minutes ago, dsl1 said:
If it's sitting in a room, doesn't matter. Just cuts weight a bit.
Ok thanks, will go without the circles. Weight is not much of an issue.
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What's the best way to cut brace circles?
I tried router straight bits and hole saws, it's a pain in the butt.
So I just leave it solid... as I do everything manual, unfortunately no CNC.
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It will be on it's sides, so had to shorten it a bit.
But it would still be a wall to wall bass, with 2 Skrams and a Skhorn up front.
A single Skram by the couch for nearfield impact, it should do the trick lol
Ricci's CKRAM Subwoofer and Files
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Hi Josh,
I'm building a couple of your CKRAM's.
Is it ok to use the circle cutout from Baffle G (19.5") to use as Front Panel C (20.5")?
Or would this affect the response too much? Just trying to save some materials.